Inspired by Italian neo-realism, this is an impressive cinematic tribute to the child smugglers of Aachen in post World War Two Germany, during the Allied Occupation. The children called themselves 'Rabatzer' or 'rumpus-makers' in English.
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The Border of Sin was released on November 8, 1951.
The Border of Sin was directed by Robert A. Stemmle.
The Border of Sin has a runtime of 87m.
The Border of Sin was produced by Artur Brauner.
Inspired by Italian neo-realism, this is an impressive cinematic tribute to the child smugglers of Aachen in post World War Two Germany, during the Allied Occupation. The children called themselves 'Rabatzer' or 'rumpus-makers' in English.
The key characters in The Border of Sin are Hans Fischer (Dieter Borsche), Marianne Mertens (Inge Egger), Zollkommissar Dietrich (Peter Mosbacher).
The Border of Sin is a Drama, Crime film.
The Border of Sin has an audience rating of 6.7 out of 10.